Over the last decade, leading web content management systems have evolved from a standalone application for managing the information on one or more websites to a vital component at the core of most firms’ customer experience management ecosystems. This transition reflects, and is fueled by, the increasing desire of consumers for seamless, holistic experiences across… read more >
Drip. Drip. Drip. Drip. That’s the sound of Wikileaks. As the CMO of a large or small business, or as a senior marketing executive, how concerned are you about Wikileaks, Russian hackers, or someone else raiding your company and then publicizing or selling information about your customers for the whole world (and even the media)… read more >
As advisors to enterprise buyers of technology and services you might think we answer the same questions time and time again. But every so often something new arises in the discussions. Meme-like, this topic suddenly seems to pop up in every customer conversation. A few years ago it was the question of going to the… read more >
Like so many things in life, taking the time to plan “it” out – whatever “it” is – almost always leads to a more successful outcome. In the case of a technology and implementation partner selections, it is an absolute that the selected partner(s) will be a better fit if the decision is made in… read more >
Today ConnectiveDX kicked off their annual Delight Conference in Portland, Oregon. This year the event boasted another excellent line up of speakers and partners, in addition to the best fall weather the Pacific Northwest has to offer. The day began with a packed breakfast on the first floor of the Portland Art Museum. From there four… read more >
In a recent blog post, Doc Searls commented on an article about the ownership of customer experiences. Who Owns the Mobile Experience? is a report by Unlockd on mobile advertising in the U.K. To clarify the way toward an answer, the report adds, “mobile operators or advertisers?” The correct answer is neither. Nobody’s experience is “owned” by somebody… read more >
Can a start-up that sells razor blades online be worth $1 billion? Unilever believes so. Last week, the consumer products goods (CPG) behemoth Unilever purchased company Dollar Shave Club (DSC) for that amount. What it got in return is a prototype for great content and commerce integration. While at first glance this may seem another example of an established… read more >
Digital Clarity Group’s DAM round-up condenses and consolidates some of the digital asset management industry’s most topical news and happenings from the past couple of months. This edition’s round-up covers Veeva’s DAM solution for Life Sciences, EPAM and ADAM software’s new accelerator, MediaValet’s recent integration with Office 365, and congratulations to this year’s CODiE DAM crown winner…. read more >
This week I’ve spent a lot of time with business process leaders who are chartered with making Business Transformation a reality in their organizations. These individuals are largely C-level executives and vice presidents who work in a number of process improvement and operational excellence roles, as well as lines of business leaders. This dialog occurred… read more >
In case you missed it, last week Scott Liewehr and Tyler Pyburn discussed Digital Clarity Group’s recent report covering Digital Transformation in Higher Education on The CMS Connected Show. In it, Scott gives a general overview of the research and shares the key findings: DOWNLOAD THE REPORT Delivering an experience – rather than publishing content… read more >
